The pandemic has shone a light on systemic inequities; growing awareness must compel change. How will community advocates, governments and institutions meet the moment? The Urban Alliance on Race Relations […]
In this session, we will explore the stories we are told about the history of the prairies and how they shape our worldview and understanding of inequality. We will […]
The Act of Reconciliation & Allyship: Thursday, November 25th at 1 PM – 3 PM EST (Speakers to be confirmed) This session will centre on allyship and how Canadians […]
The 9th installment of 10 in the Rez Christmas Series. Zula Merastee is expecting company this Christmas, her youngest granddaughter. Meanwhile, Sihkos lies in the hospital, having been accidentally struck […]
Learn about the festive season in Saskatchewan over 100 years ago. Explore holiday traditions, see what types of gifts were given, and make. About this event Christmas is a time […]
Join us Sunday, 30 January 2022 from 11 – 5:30 PM, celebrating the launch of African Canadian Black History Month. Enjoy access to all second-floor galleries, and hourly facilitated tours! […]
How do you celebrate the new year? Food and family are a big part of the new year celebrations for many Asian families. There can be similarities but also many […]
During the month of February, we remember, acknowledge, and honour the contributions African-Canadians have made to our cultural, economic, and political landscape. It is an opportunity for all of us to […]
Join Solomon Ratt, Wilfred Buck and @festivalofwords for Aboriginal Storytime. A partnership between Library Services for Saskatchewan Indigenous Peoples Inc., Palliser Regional Library, Moose Jaw Public Library, and the Saskatchewan […]
Aboriginal Friendship Centres of Saskatchewan : Through the Re-igniting Sacred Fires Project, AFCS is partnering with Iskwewuk E-wichiwitochik are partnering to bring together survivors and families of MMIWG2S+ to honour and […]
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